12 December 2019
Joost Drenth Marien de Jonge Iris Nagtegaal
Joost Drenth, theme Renal disorders
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Joost Drenth Marien de Jonge Iris Nagtegaal
Joost Drenth, theme Renal disorders
- Joost is a world-renowned lead researcher in the field of polycystic liver disease, a rare disease which sometimes makes it less appealing to investigate. However, Joost doesn’t let this hold him back and pushes forward in this interesting niche.
- Even though Joost is head of our department, plaatsvervangend opleider (not sure how to translate this), chair of the Capaciteitsorgaan, promotor to approximately 20 PhD candidates, editor-in-chief of the UEG Journal, he still finds time to mentor us and review our publication drafts in an absurdly short amount of time!
- Joost invites you to give him feedback and to speak up if you disagree on any matters. This creates an open and respectful working climate.
- Marien is very humble, and although he has achieved all the great things in his career, he respects everyone.
- Marien is also chronically enthusiastic and positive. Even when you messed up your whole experiment, he can cheer you up with “that is how big discoveries are sometimes made.”
- I love how much you can learn from a single conversation with Marien. Especially because in every discussion he comes up with about ten different side stories, which all have their own side stories as well. Although sometimes I feel like a steam locomotive that has to keep up with a high-speed train. A high-speed train that is on rocket fuel and is not necessarily bound to any track.
- Iris knows all details about each of our programs and gives good insights and tips, even though she doesn’t do bench work.
- Iris xpects hard work and results but also knows that rest and personal time is important.
- Iris comes up with the craziest ideas, like a model for tumour scatter that resembles migration patterns in birds.
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